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ADELAIDE S ONLINE DAILY NEWSPAPER
Monday 18th January 2010
The FBI has admitted it
used a photograph of a
bearded Spanish politician
as the basis for a mocked
photofit of Osama bin
Laden, to show how the
terrorist leader might look
now.
The US State Department
was forced to withdraw
the image, which was
circulated around the
world last week, after the
discovery that it was not
quite as technically
sophisticated as the FBI
had claimed.
The image of an older and
greying bin Laden was
meant to show how he
might look without his
turban and long beard. It
appeared on a State
Department website,
rewardsforjustice.net,
where a reward of up to
$US25 million ($26.85
million) is offered for bin
Laden, wanted over the
September 11, 2001,
attacks and the 1998 US
embassy bombings in
Tanzania and Kenya. The
FBI said the photo of bin
Laden would be removed
from the website.
It created a stir in Madrid
when a Spanish MP
recognised strong
elements of himself in the
image and complained to
the US.
Gaspar Llamazares, a
member of Spain's
Communist Party, said his
forehead, hair and jawline
had been ''cut and
pasted'' from an old
campaign photograph.
The FBI claimed to have
used ''cutting edge''
technology to reproduce
new images of 18 of the
most wanted terrorist
suspects. But on Saturday
a spokesman for the FBI,
Ken Hoffman, admitted
that a technician ''was not
satisfied'' with the hair
features offered by the
FBI's software and
instead used part of a
photo of Mr Llamazares
that he found on the
internet. - Fairfax/AP
MP s face used for mock
bin Laden photo
LAMB ON AUSTRALIA DAY?
Comedian Simon Kennovich takes on his rival Sam
Kekovich's marketing blitz by Meat and Livestock
Australia, saying the campaign is un-Australian.
Obama hope
dries up
A year into his
presidency, President
Barack Obama faces a
polarised nation and
souring public
assessments of his
efforts to change
Washington, according to
an opinion poll.
More than a third believe
the President is falling
short of expectations,
about double the
proportion polled at the
100-day mark of Mr
Obama's presidency in
April.
Chemical Ali
death sentence
Saddam Hussein's
notorious enforcer
"Chemical Ali" has been
sentenced to death for
ordering the gassing of
Kurds in the Iraqi town of
Halabja, a brutal attack
that killed an estimated
5,000 people.
Record
treadmill run
A former British army
soldier has stormed into
the record books by
breaking the world
treadmill record after
seven gruelling days on
the run.
Mike Buss, 35, clocked up
832.4 kilometres on
Saturday, breaking the
previous record of 468
miles (753 kilometres) in
his week-long attempt.
The former army physical
training instructor had been
running up to three
marathons a day on a
treadmill in Swindon's
Brunel Shopping Centre and
sleeping two hours a day.
NEWS IN BRIEF